The first two weeks of hearings under Operation Rosny, NSW’s Independent Commission Against Corruption, have unveiled startling allegations. Testimony has centered on claims of attempted bribery, involving a $100,000 offer. Evidence suggests potential misuse of funds earmarked for school maintenance, with references to "filthy schools" money. Phone tapping also emerged as a key investigative method employed during the inquiry. The hearings are focusing on potentially corrupt dealings within New South Wales. Details remain limited as the inquiry is ongoing, but the revelations point to serious misconduct. ICAC continues to examine the evidence presented, seeking to uncover the full extent of the alleged corruption.